[mkjessup]

I would greatly prefer that she, as our Book of Common Prayer says, "turn from [her] wickedness and live." Some of the strongest pro-life advocates have come from the pro-choice ranks.

God gives these barbarians a certain amount of time to repent, and nobody knows how long He gives them. He gave Tiller 67 years. The twit in this article shouldn't assume she'll get that much.

As for the argument that the "strongest pro-life advocates have come from the pro-choice ranks"? Tell you what, let's you and I plan a visit to the old Plato's Retreat swinger's club in New York City, we'll do a few lines of coke, engage in all sorts of fornication, get drunk as skunks, and then we'll both be more qualified to preach as advocates for morality and clean living, do we have a deal?

[sionnsar]

No deal. First off you left off "SOME OF THE strongest.."

Second is that you've invoked one of the Christian heresies, though its name escapes me right now. (K?) Alternative to that, you're enticing me into false disbelief/action for purposes of proselytizing. Not OK.

Are you denying Saul as a credible witness to Christianity? Okay, he's better known as Paul, but... I find that in our nominally Christian culture many of our strongest proponents are converts -- they KNOW life elsewhere.

Such as a Christian (convert) friend who spent time in prison in a Middle-Eastern country for being caught smuggling much-desired Bibles into the country. The next time God intervened -- what a story he has to tell, with photos!